Great drumming performances

[SammyAftershave]

Slightly off topic, does anyone have any 'good bumming performances' recommendations?

[moof]

Slightly off topic, does anyone have any 'good bumming performances' recommendations?

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[Boss]

Slightly off topic, does anyone have any 'good bumming performances' recommendations?

 

Michael Barrymore gave a fantastic performance at a house party a while back.

[TheHowieLama]

Where's all the bumming?

[Juniper]

This is just fucking ridiculous. Buddy Rich wins:

 

Actually had a heart attack around 3/4's into that solo, which makes that solo even more remarkable as he doesn't hold up.

 

Seriously

[thompsonsnose]

Ian Paice! Ian Paice yeah!!!

 

[thompsonsnose]

Best hat!

 

I fucking love this video.

 

[Carvalho Diablo]

Suicidal's Eric Moore is a BEAST.

 

[Mook]

This drum track blew my mind when I first heard it, still does, quite how he (Vinnie Colaiuta) came up with that is completely beyond me...

 

[Paul]

Zappa spent his whole life seeking out amazing and unique musicians to play the stuff in his head. I always fucking loved that about him. That and his imperial.

[AngryOfTuebrook]

Ringo's got loads, he gets a load of stick but he was such a great drummer, Rain is probably my favourite Ringo performance, either that or She said she said.

 

I kinda went for mental drumming on my list there, if it's more tasteful/restrained stuff you're after then there's plenty of that around too.

Talking of Ringo being tasteful and restrained, I was listening to "In My Life" the other day.  It's perfect.  I can't imagine how you can apply drums to a fragile and aching song like that without ruining it; fortunately, Ringo can.

[Stickman]

Keith Moon playing a drum solo with some Goldfish as you do....

 

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=O5Up-qHTJdY

[johnsusername]

The real me - the who (moon, obviously)

 

Dogs eating dogs - blink 182 (travis barker)

 

In my time of dying - led zep (Bonham, obviously). My favourite drumming performance ever.

[Chris]

I like to play

 

[Paul]

Actually had a heart attack around 3/4's into that solo, which makes that solo even more remarkable as he doesn't hold up.

 

Seriously

Still blows my mind, that fact.

[Juniper]

Still blows my mind, that fact.

Amazing really. They talk of it in a couple of biographies I've read about him.

 

Finished the performance (think it was on the Frank Sinatra TV show) and straight off to Hospital after leaving the stage.

 

Guy was still an absolute monster to the very end years later. Without doubt there won't be another player like him ever again.

[Paul]

He's the greatest ever, in my view.

[Mook]

Amazing really. They talk of it in a couple of biographies I've read about him.

 

Finished the performance (think it was on the Frank Sinatra TV show) and straight off to Hospital after leaving the stage.

 

Guy was still an absolute monster to the very end years later. Without doubt there won't be another player like him ever again.

It was the Concert of the Americas rather than a Sinatra TV Show if my memory serves me correctly.

 

I was at a Dennis Chambers drum clinic a few years back and even he said Buddy Rich was "from a different planet.", says it all.

[Paul]

It was the Concert of the Americas.

 

The kid in Whiplash is based on him, apparently.

[Juniper]

It was the Concert of the Americas rather than a Sinatra TV Show if my memory serves me correctly.

 

I was at a Dennis Chambers drum clinic a few years back and even he said Buddy Rich was "from a different planet.", says it all.

It was the Concert of the Americas.

 

The kid in Whiplash is based on him, apparently.

Ah yes, looking it up he shared the stage and performed with Sinatra at that show (along with Santana also on the bill which is quite some departure from the other two)

 

He's without doubt the best ever and was such an aggressive player. Tony Williams comes near for me, simply for his sheer genius playing and drumming mind but Buddy is king.

[KopOut]

Here's a real treat by a Master.

Bill Bruford.

Isolated drum track for 'Close To The Edge'

https://youtu.be/lm4BwCeOb7k

[Gnasher]

Steve Potts, driving force behind booker t

 

[AngryOfTuebrook]

I love the Outro to this.  I saw them at the Empire on this tour, back when Stringy was a mere pensioner.  They were a boss live band.

 

 

Special kudos for the way Warren Cann's hair was always cool as fuck, even when he'd been banging away like Animal.

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[Mook]

I've watched this about 50 times in the last week & still can't get over it.